DeveloperDurp

Seems like you are missing parts of dotnet core framework. Windows 10 or 11? Fresh install? Installing the desktop runtime might resolve the issue. https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/3.1

I 100% agree, only downside is in the end we would still want to load the GUI from a static file as there is a performance hit. I support a...

Yeah, that's kinda what I was alluding to. Only thing is we would want to keep in mind when people are developing locally IE #428 so additions should also be...

@ChrisTitusTech in theory we should be able to do anything a .net project can do inside of powershell with modifications. IE Something like this project https://github.com/MaterialDesignInXAML/MaterialDesignInXamlToolkit Though at some point...

@ChrisTitusTech Sure glad I thought of multiple repos for the applications.json file lol. Should only need to add the additional values to each button and boom. You could probably do...

That's a good idea and shouldn't be hard to implement, though I am not sure how easy it would be to pass arguments through invoke-webrequest. At that point I would...

That looks fairly straight forward, definitely not super easy to remember/ type in real quick. Would work in a script scenario though. I will do some research as well. I...

Gotcha, I believe with the way I work with runspaces it shouldn't be hard to convert it to be a CLI tool as well. The way that I am doing...

Technically this feature has been added to the runspace version lol, don't know if we want to back port it to the current codebase

I have not had a chance yet to port over the CLI functions from the old runspace.ps1 script.